Chevrolet Trax - $20,400 MSRP
Chevrolet introduces the Trax as its value-priced leader, starting at just $20,400, making it one of the most affordable new vehicles in America. The base Trax LS impresses with features like a 17-inch wheels, an 11-inch color touchscreen, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, and a host of power amenities. The ECOTEC turbo engine delivers 28 MPG city and 32 MPG highway, making the Trax a practical choice for budget-conscious drivers. Chevrolet offers a 5-year/60,000-mile limited powertrain warranty, adding to the Trax's appeal.
Buick Envista - $22,400 MSRP
The 2024 Buick Envista breaks away from traditional Buick designs with its sleek, modern look. Starting at $22,400, it features automatic climate control, leatherette seating, and an 11-inch ultrawide infotainment screen. The mid-level Sport Touring starts at $24,100, while the luxurious Avenir trim begins at $28,600, offering features like a power liftgate, heated seats, and advanced safety options. Buick is offering attractive lease deals at $199 per month for 24 months with $3,400 down.
Mazda CX-30 - $24,995 MSRP
Mazda’s entry-level SUV, the CX-30, starts at $24,995 and includes standard all-wheel drive, a 191-horsepower engine, and an 8.8-inch center display with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto. The optional 250-horsepower turbo engine and Mazda’s renowned handling make the CX-30 a standout in the small SUV segment.